jim comey announcing after re-opening the clinton e-mail investigation, that it was closed again and the results were the same, local legal analyst james goodenou says if you thought this election couldn't get more contentious, you may have jumped the gun. >> i think the american people are probably scratching their heads right now. you have one camp that's already in clinton's favor and another in favor of trump and those undecides-- >> james say comey's bombshell decision to r investigation was due to the fact that he previously testified he would if both substantial and relevant evidence surfaced. and once hundreds of thousands of e-mails with a link to clinton were found on a laptop, anthony weiner shared with his now estranged wife huma abedin, he had to act quickly. >> once this was revealed to the public, it was a huge firestorm. there was all kinds of political pressure on him and i think he realized, okay, i gotta do and marshaled probably hundreds of agents to comb through these e-mails and did it on really a lightning time fuse and as soon as he had the information, nothing new, he wanted to get that out and back to congress and really to the public. >> now as the clock ticks on and the election is just 48 hours away, james says there is one question on everyone's mind. >> i think the real question is will this permeate the consciousness of those undecided voters quickly enough or talking about one process this information so i'm not sure how much this ends up moving the needle. >> you will remember it was just on july 5 that comey announced while clinton and her staff were extremely careless in handling classified information via private e-mail everybodier that clinton used while secretary of state, the fbi was recommending no charges be brought against her. reporting live, marcy jones, "fox 10 news." now hillary clinton's he was at a campaign stop at the university of wisconsin. >> not surprised. i mean, i really felt like the original conclusion was so unequivocal after such a long investigation that when the surprise of the letter two friday's ago happened, i felt that was the conclusion they would reach. >> hillary clinton did not comment on the announcement or talk about james comey during her earlier campaign stops today. >> and news that the clearing hillary clinton once again of any criminal wrong doing is not sitting well with donald trump and his supporters tonight. fox news carl cameron is following the trump campaign and he has that story. >> she is protected by a rigged system. she shouldn't even be allowed to run for president. i'll tell you right now. she is the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency. >> trump woke up in blue colorado and will end up in blue sioux city, iowa, where president obama won last time but jump leads now. the gop seized on the latest e-mail scandal. >> hillary clinton was sending highly classified information through her maid who therefore had total access to this information. >> trump has rallies in pennsylvania and virginia both democratic in 2012. he canceled a planned stop with house speaker paul ryan to hit deep blue minnesota, a sta president in 44 years and he trails clinton by 4.6 points in the real clear politics of the poll. >> refuses to campaign in minnesota so do you really want to -- a president who doesn't care enough about your vote that she never shows up? she never came here. >> running mate mike pence appears on fox news sunday. >> our campaign is expanding the map. we are on offense and the clinton campaign is literally on defense trying to shore up blue waning days of the campaign. >> tomorrow trump rallies in sarasota, florida, scranton, pennsylvania, manchester, new hampshire and returns here to michigan where he is down in the average of recent polls. trump suggested long lines for early voters around las vegas amount to democratic dirty tricks to boost latino turnout for clinton. >> it's being reported that certain key democratic polling locations in clarke county were kept open for hours and hours beyond closing time bring democratic voters in. folks. it's a rigged system. >> well, with the end of campaign 2016 in sight, the weekend was a flurry of candidates in their surrogates making a final case to voters. >> spinning your head for sure of all of the people in town and in the state, dr. ben carson stumping for donald trump in phoenix yesterday. this morning senator bernie sanders hit the campaign trail school right here in phoenix. our stefania okolie is live with the story. that's right. they are really going at it this week. we have seen people coming day after day rallying for clinton and trump. it's the battle for what could potentially be a swing state. bernie sanders today touching on minimum wage, health care and societal issues a crowd packed the auditorium at central phoenix high school and they certainly brought the energy needed. >> senator bernie sanders! [cheers and applause] any louder. hundreds packing phoenix central high gymnasium and going wild as they get ready to hear from senator bernie sanders. >> and the way i see it, is hillary will win if the voter turnout is high. she will lose if the voter turnout is low. let's make sure that arizona has the highest voter turnout in its history. >> and the question is could arizona voters flip the state from red to blue? bernie supporters say they got a chance. >> we need all of the votes we can get. i would like to seat state turn blue. >> bernie sanders touching on a society ran by billionaires. >> today we tell those billionaires we will fight to retain democracy. >> sanders also taking a couple of jabs at donald trump. >> tenuously insults women and is proud of his assaults on women. event with what they called renewed energy. >> i believe it's coming together. we are diverse country and we shouldn't be separated and come together, man. >> i think it's really important election. more than any other that's ever been. >> and democratic candidate for maricopa county recorder adrian fontez made an appearance speaking for the crowd and reminding them again to make sure they are encouraging others to vote, too. two days, guys. thank you. arizona congressman trent franks weighing in today on bernie sanders visit. the republican sent a statement saying, quote, bernie sanders spending the final hours of his campaign trying to manufacture enthusiasm for hillary clinton but arizonans aren't buying it. voters have heard donald trump's message and ready for change. >> john mccain is attempting several rallie tomorrow. the camp republican senator calling tomorrow's events rally to victory statewide tour and mccain is set to start his morning at 9:15 at the gopher hole at the weatherford hotel in flagstaff and followed by a noon appearance at his tucson campaign office. and then it's on to the patio in yuma for a 3:00 p.m. rally. mccain is ending his day with a 6:15 campaign stop at the prescott courthouse. we asked arizona secretary of state michelle rayingen to clear up what you can and can't wednesday. she said you have to vote in your polling location. you are allowed to bring your cell phone fooz the booth and allowed to pull out your phone and maybe research some of the candidates or issues on the ballot. as for taking a selfie with your ballot, here is what she had to say. >> if you are at home you still have a mail-in ballot and want to show the world on facebook who you voted for, that's okay to do. and if you are at home. but when you are inside the polling place, p cameras. no camera phones taking pictures inside of a polling place. she point out that election day is tuesday, not wednesday, as i said. i misspoke. and reagan said that polls certainly will not be rigged. she noted the polls don't go on-line until election day. she says that makes it very difficult for the polls to be hacked. >> we don't want this going on one day longer than it has to. and election day reminder. for parents to vote on tuesday. by offering free child care. now here is how it works. you can drop your child off and open to members and non-members. and it's only for four hours. but this is at all 16 valley ymca locations from 8:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night. election day is tuesday and you want to keep it right here on fox 10. our live coverage begins online at 2:00 p.m. on the fox 10 facebook page. and are on air coverage begins on most of the country changed their clocks back n an hour this morning for daylight savings time. not us. turns out that arizona not changing their clocks might actually be good for your health. transitions into daylight savings time is linked to increased heart attack risk and fatal car accidents as well. especially on that first day back to work on monday. doctors say that people may feel sluggish in the next couple of days to adjust to the time change. takes a little bit. they say that it is easier for back and then springing forwar the clock. same areas -- st. mary's basilica hosting the dia de los muertos festival. >> this festival is to celebrate the lives of loved ones who have passed away. the event was open to the public that included boths with artists and food trucks. people brought in pictures of their loved ones to place on altars on the fountain in the church's plaza. >> i seen people from all spending time with their family here. >> i'm here to pass on traditions to my grandchildren. and hopefully they are the next generation and we can keep it all in the family. >> the altars by the fountains were blessed in remembrance of loved ones. >> we first told you about this massive fire in payson last night. today we headed back up there to you know how people are doing right now. >> and we also told you about donald trump being rushed off the stage this weekend when a fight broke out at a rally. today we hear from the man at the center of the chaos coming up. >> bru first, did you see this? a confessed kill and convicted arizona rapist is in a south carolina court this weekend as investigators discover yet another one of his victims. the season started all or nothing but now it's a left tackle and no tyrann mathieu. what happens next for the arizona cardials in their attempt to make the playoffs? we break it down tonight with cards insider mike jurecki as the team gets set to get back at practice and prepare for the san francisco 49ers and we will look into what's happening around town with asu football. zane gonzalez the record setting placekicker. bobby hurley talks asu hoops. paul babeu is abusive. physical and sexual abuse at a boarding school. paul babeu. disturbing. man: babeu's school was unlicensed, abusive, and dangerous. woman: paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. man: congressional candidate not only ran a boarding school rife with abuse, he supported the abusive practices and even bragged about them. paul babeu is unfit to represent us. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to go fu_k themselves." vo: because all it takes is one wrong move. donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of a magnitude 5.3 a magnitude 5.3 earthquake has shaken central oklahoma. the quake's epicenter is located one mile west of cushing. that's about 50 miles northeast of oklahoma city. now this quake was felt as far away as kansas city, missouri and little rock, arkansas. so far injuries. a confessed killer heads to court today just hours after another body was discovered on the south carolina property of todd kohlhepp. her body was buried in a metal container in a -- by a metal detector. police were led to 30-year-old kayla brown on a tip alive and chained inside a 30 by 15 foot container. her boyfriend's body was found kohlhepp was denied bond before he went before a judge today. >> at this time the bond is denied. the bond is now set forward and will be pushed up and presented to a circuit court judge for their deliberation. >> kohlhepp has confessed to gunning down four people at a motorcycle shop in chesney in 2003. investigators searching his property and any propertywn by kohlhepp for additional victims. those properties are not limited to south carolina. kohlhepp was convicted of raping a 14-year-old arizona girl when he himself was a teenager. startling video here as secret service agents rush on to the stage in reno, nevada, whisking donald trump off stage yesterday. the drastic move to get trump to "gun." agents detained a man at the center of the commotion last night. his name is austin crites. he says he was holding up a sign at the rally that red, quote, republicans against trump. he says trump supporters pounced on him when they saw that sign. he did not have a gun. people around me are booing. saying get out of here and yelling profanities and then all of a sudden because they couldn't grab the whatever happened, bam! i get tackled by these people who are just kicking me, grabbing me in the crotch and just beating the crap out of me. and somebody yelled something about a gun. and so that's where things got out of hand. >> trump continued his speech after he was whisked away by security. he would turn to the stage. the secret service says no weapon was found. after they searched mr. crites. they say an investigation is crites was questioned and released. >> the threat of election day cyber attacks is now prompted many states across the nation to request assistance from the department of homeland security. fox news kristen fisher has more detail. >> threat of an election day cyber attack has prompted 48 states to ask the homeland security for help. secretary jeh johnson and other experts insist that the chance of a hack altering the outcome ?of the election is slim. the integrity of our ballot counting process. i have a lot of confidence in the security in cybersecurity around the process run by state and local election officials. >> part of the reason for that confidence has to do with the fact that most voting machines are not connected to the internet. nor are they connected to each other. each state runs their own operations with different kinds of voting machines. experts say it will be almost impossible for hackers to breach simultaneously. but hackers could still cause plenty ever trouble. on election day especially with an electorate that's this divided. cybersecurity experts say their biggest fear is hackers instilling chaos into a system where there is tremendous mistrust between republicans and democrats. >> they disrupt the reporting of information people will imply from that you can't trust the results even though not a single vote is changed they will say you can't trust the results. >> and the biggest threat for the average american is hackers gaining access to voter personal information. the department of homeland security acknowledged on friday that has already happened in several states they wouldn't say exactly how many. in washington, kristen fisher, fox news. she was a pioneer in the fight for women's rights and now during this contentious election season many women are stopping by susan b. anthony's grave site to pay their respects. anthony is buried in rochester, new york. womans suffrage movement. she died in 1906, 14 years before women earned the right to vote in this country. beautiful weekend, temperatures a little bit on the warm side. they will stay warm for a few days. and they will come down a little. we will have that for you coming scientists are studying scientists are studying underground plumbing system responsible for old faithful and other blasting geysers in yellow stone national park. throughout november researchers will fly over the park that a helicopter will hoist a giant hoop shaped electromagnetic device that acts like an x-ray and want to peer beneath the earth's surface to determine where and how water flows among the geysers. now similar work helped reveal >> pretty cool. >> very. hi, everybody. well, look at that. 73 degrees. nice looking night out there little breeze out of the east at six miles per hour. and doesn't the city look nice and clear and clean tonight. it's 70 degrees and 66 in cave creek and 66 in apache and 66 in mesa as those temperatures continue to fall. and you can seedegrees.- is not much going on. we have a little bit of cloud cover coming in. nice warm day today. 84 degrees for the high. we had 82 out in buckeye. we had 82 in glendale. 82 in scottsdale. and other numbers we are 68 in payson. we had prescott with 71. 72 in sedona. and 69 degrees up in page. 63 in st. johns. 82 in tucson. and 89 degrees in yuma on the day today. 60s in there and some nice looking 50s as well. look at that 56 at buckeye. 56 in mesa. so temperatures at night cooling off. 84 degrees for the high. 61 for the morning low. 80 and 56 would be your normal high and low. there is your record high of 94. your record low at 34. here is what we are forecasting. mid-80s for tomorrow. you see some upper 80s out there as well. a few low 80s in the mix. so it's a little mixed bag 76 in sedona. 66 in winslow. 62 in show low. and 84 in casa grande. and 88 degrees at lake havasu. now let's take a look across the country here. west is settling down a little bit and you can see a couple of storms working their way into that west coast. but across texas and into oklahoma is where we saw some big storms today. you can see the oklahoma one falling apart. look at this thing starting to build and it will break off. and the second storm down into houston and that's good stuff down in the houston area. temperatures, yeah, they are still up there. look at that. 80 in houston today. 81 in new orleans. 73 in charlotte. 70 in washington. it was 52 up in boston. 71 in bismarck. minneapolis nice at 70 degrees. and wichita they had 70 degrees as well. just nice looking temperatures. a little cooler in the west. denver at 67. 60 up in seattle. 61 degrees is what we will be looking at. nice clear sky. your monday, monday comes with 85 degrees and a nice clear sky. take a look at these numbers. we go to 88 degrees on tuesday, election day. and then we start backing off after that. kind of like the heat is off after you get out there and get that vote in. nice looking weather all the way through. the norm for this time of year is 80 degrees and we are close to that through most of this tuesday which is going to be an unusual day anyway. be a lot of heat around whether the sun is out or not. lot of hot airbag blown around. >> a high of 88. got it. sounds good. thank you. well, there are people who love their cats and then there are people who really love their cats. take this, an engineer in russia that's making a little toy basically it's like shaped out of a military tank. this is true. it took two months to build. it measures almost three feet tall and two and a half feet wide. that's really dedication. a lot of work but says that it keeps cats from scratchin the furniture which is the most important thing. >> exactly. i thought does the -- can the cat operate the tank? i'm not getting it. i understand. >> a little different there. >> keep the cat away from the furniture and look what he had to do to do that. >> a detail. >> well, on election night when glimpse into the future? >> the pet thing continues here. nothing political going on. we are talking about as i said pets, a renown pet psychic is going to hold a special election night reading. anitaroman has that story. >> she can tell you what they are thinking. how they are feeling. >> one of the things i like to ask about is purpose in your life and something they have come to learn or something they come to help you with. >> pet psychic darla steel has a special connection with animals, one that childhood. >> i communicate heart to heart, mind to mind with animals. and it is very similar like a human psychic other than i'm connecting with an animal. and i can tell people information about how they are thinking, feeling from dogs and cats to bees, ants and dolphins, steele is tuned in with creatures of every kind. >> i am able to help people bring information to the vet. oftentimes there are cases where going on and the clients then come to me and we are able to clear it up in one quick session. i tell people yes, i do animal communication, but what i really do is make the invisible visible. >> from readings to healing, her purpose she says is to connect humankind with their beloved pets, past and present. anita roman, "fox 10 news." marla steele will be at oso eatery and brew. that's at 4900 east indian school road in phoenix. she will be there election eve or actually election night from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. readings will be give on a first come first serve basis. there is a $25 donation that benefits the friends for life animal sanctuary. >> i don't want to know. >> a special exhibit in the valley brings art in a very serious social issue together. we will show it to you after the break. an update on the chase for right here in front of fox 10 studios this weekend. >> but first we will update you on last night's massive fire in payson. stay with us. i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this messsage. paul babeu oversaw a place of horrors as headmaster of a school for at-risk youth. students were denied basic human rights and were subject to sexual abuse. arizona deserves better. arizona's largest newspapers endorse tom o'halleran for congress. his words match his work." and "the daily star" said, "o'halleran puts the common good above party politics. what a sad story coming what a sad story out of the east valley yesterday morning. a four-year-old boy climbed out the window of his home and ended up drowning in the family's back mesa police have identified the boy as four-year-old richard wilchen. police cautioning parents again to always have pool safety at the top of their minds even as the temperatures begin to drop. well, this next story was breaking as we were talking to you this time last night a massive apartment fire in payson and tonight we know nine people are without a home to go to and now investigators are trying to figure out what exactly wrong. fox 10's courtney griffin was there today and spoke with neighbors who describe what that explosion was like. >> what was once a four plex now looks like this. a pile of smoldering debris after a loud explosion rocked the town of payson causing a fireball to take out this apartment complex. >> all of a sudden it was like a big boom and i jumped up and i said what the heck is that? and he goes, it just knocked me >> within minutes the couple got in their truck to see what the noise was all about when they got on scene, the fireball had lit up the night sky. >> it was just chaos. it was total chaos that you could just see the first responders trying to get everything in under control. >> multiple crews worked to get the fire out. all while attending to those injured. >> i can't believe anybody wasn't killed. >> richard myers says he never heard anything that loud before. >> we heard the big boom and the house shook a she wanted to know what it was. i says, well it was more than a gunshot it was an explosion of some type. >> a total of nine people were inside at the time of the explosion. everyone has since been accounted for. seven people were transported to payson hospital and one woman who had more serious injuries was flown to phoenix and treated for burns. neighbors say after feeling and hearing the exploson, they are shocked everyone made it out. now the next step is to start nine people lost. >> people that lost their homes and stuff, it's just horrific, but we will work together as a community to get them back on their feet. our first responders are awesome, awesome human beings. i can't say enough. >> investigators remain on scene as they try to figure out exactly what started the fire, but that could take several hours if not days. reporting in payson. courtney griffin, "fox 10 news." and there have been reports of one animal lost in that fire but we are waiting on officials to confirm that piece of information. one person looking for a place to live after fire breaks out in their scottsdale home. this happened near 86th street in thomas roads. according to firefighters, one person was in the house but was able to get out okay. thankfully no one was hurt by these flames. so far no word on what started the fire. and we are learn morgue pulled over outside our fox 10 studios after police say he led them on a chase. tony guziers was drivingderingr -- gutierrez was driving on the wrong way and officers tried to pull him over but he took off and led police on a 30 minute chase that ended in downtown phoenix. police say they had to send a canine unit in because of the potential threat that the suspect demonstrated. gutierrez was then taken to a nearby hospital for a dog bite before being booked. staying power for one group of phoenix parents. they started the central arizona affiliate of united cerebral palsy back in 1952. that program has gone on to help integrate kids with disabilities with those who don't in the classroom. there are on site physical and physical therapists to work with the kids. the students without disabilities get to learn about >> people say that a picture is worth a thousand words. you heard that cliche before but the photos that gallery may be worth just a little bit more this was the photo exhibit that is being held at the chandler's vision gallery show cases the stories of people who are homeless. the people in the pictures received help through an organization called i-help. it provides a safe place to sleep and hot meal for the homeless and the photographer says she was happy to tell their stories. >> well, i was struck as photographing them just by the emotional fluttering i got, i immediately just fell in love with these people and just wanted the best for them. >> the exhibit is opened this week all the way through saturday. sad news to report tonight as another arizona soldier is killed in action. >> plus we have reports on the fight against isis in the middle east. the progress being made by one of the soldiers one of the soldiers killed jordan was from down in tucson. the defense department says 30-year-old staff sergeant kevin mcenroe was one of three americans killed on friday. the soldiers were part of a special forces group based out of fort campbell in kentucky. people in mosul run for their lives as iraq's government and allied forces move in on a one last isis stronghold there. iraqi special forces continue their offensive against an fighters in mosul today. the situation now so dangerous that many families are being forced to flee mosul with whatever belongings they can move as fast as they can. a u.n. office says militants are holding some civilians back for use as human shields. that makes it harder for ground commanders to get approval for those u.s.-led coalition air strikes. meanwhile kurdish led syrian liberate the islamic state's group de facto capital. kurdish led syrian forces& begin their military campaign to drive isis militants from rocka, the de facto capital of the islamic state terror group. >> we are now starting the preparations and they are going very well and as you can see the guys are very excited to get rid of the dashes and terrorism. >> the syrian city which has been i under isis control since early 2014 is home to some of the group's top leaders and seen as the key to defeating the organization militarily. >> fight against dash who are terrorists and have committed horrible crimes and not just against the kurds but against all of humanity and men, women and children. >> the united states, france and britain have said they would provide air support defense secretary ash carter welcomed statement saying the effort to isolate and ultimately liberate rocka marks the next stem in our plan in mosul the fight will not be easies and there is hard work ahead. the international coalition will continue to do what we can to enable local forces in both iraq and syria to deliver issel the -- isil the lasting defeat it deserves. isis is under attack by u.s. backed security forces in over the weekend iraqi troops tore down an islamic state flag in a town a few miles from the militant's main strong hold of mosul. the start of the rocka offense means the pressure on the islamic state group is increasing and making it harder for its fighters to move re-enforcements between syria and iraq. fox news. one week ahead of the first terrorist attack at the heat to -- theater and other sites in paris. europe is coming together to start off a series of events in tribute to the 130 victim faith leaders from across the region joining together in france. some laying flowers at one of the sites of the attack. three men strapped with explosives stormed a concert by a california band. you will remember the horror of that night and they fired indiscriminately into the crow targeted in separate attacks. isis claimed responsibility for all of the blood shed. pope francis held a special jubilee mass for prisoners today in st. peter's basilica. pontiff urging political leaders to respect the dignity of inmates and offer amnesty whenever possible. pope francis addressed congregation made up of 1,000 and their families prison chaplains and volunteers who work in prisons were on hand for the service. it's race day in downtown scottsdale. the second annual grand prix of scottsdale ends tonight. tell you all about it. >> and a celebration in arizona after phoenix has voted one of the best places for home the second annual grand the second annual grand prix the theme of the event roaring 20s complete with cocktails and open wheel vintage mini racers. these are the kind of cars they ran at the indy 500 in the 20s. >> that looks like fun. >> teams of six drivers and 20,000 people were expected at the event as well. >> it doesn't look terribly safe. >> it wasn't. >> it looks like fun. at that speed they are going. weather is perfect for it. big celebration for arizona's home brewers today. arizona's perfect for brewskie, too. >> salad. >> i can't -- salewd. >> i can't believe i said brewskie. >> it's a booming business as you know around the country. and phoenix is ranked as one of the country's best cities for home brewing. just ask marcy jones. >> from porters to stout for the arizona society of home brewers it's all about passion for the pint. >> this has been going on since 1995. to come out and celebrate the year and we coincide that with our fall classic. >> twice a year the club gets together in spring and fall to show off their latest home brew creations. each season bringing a different taste. >> you are going to naturally get more of those pumpkin beers and autumn spices and preparing for winter beers and those types of things. >> american home brewers association just named phoenix a top city for a booming home brewing scene. something man they are proud of. and even though it may seem like a new trend, it's been around for awhile. >> phoenix in particular was really driven by the local home brew club scene and particularly with the arizona society of home brewers. they are very established club and have been around for quite awhile. they have seen some real tremendous growth in the last few years. >> the best of the brews take home medals of recognition encouraging creativity and excellence. that's what they say the club is even if that means taking risks. >> all learn from each other and we learn from each other's successes and i brewed a couple of bad things and you will learn from your failures as well. >> marcy jones, "fox 10 news." arizona cardinals 3-4-1 at the break. off weekend and off sunday today. what does this team have to do to close strong the second half of the season? we feature the cardinals it in our first segment tonight and we cowboys keep rolling in lisa lundskow: luke air force base is not only vital to our national security -- but also to our local communities and economy. georgia lord: senator john mccain has been a powerful advocate for the base, taking a bipartisan approach when securing the fighter pilot training program. lisa lundskow: thousands of jobs depend on luke. without john mccain's leadership and experience - we could have lost many of those jobs. georgia lord: without question, senator mccain's leadership has made arizona and america stronger. and i approved this message. putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. when i come home and dinner's not ready i go through the roof. grab 'em by the p****". when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. more accusers coming forward to say they were sexually assaulted s.. and everyone's getting dressed. donald trump walked into the dressing room while contestants, some as young as 15 were changing. standing there with no clothes. you see these incredible looking women. i'd look her right in that fat ugly face of hers. she ate like a pig. a person who's flat-chested is very hard to be a 10. do you treat women with respect? uh... i can't say that either. (jude)how will they cards adjust with a new left tackle (jude)how will they cards how will the defense respond without tyrann mathieu over the next few games and can the cards fine the explosive offense the second half of the season? this sunday an off sunday. on their bye-week. david johnson is a where this team has to go in terms of just setting up play action. his ability to run the football and so many different ways between the tackles, tosses on the edge and let's not forget about his ability to kick out as a wide receiver. as for tony jefferson, he is having an outstanding year for that card secondary. he will certainly be paid a lot. and get into these issues specifically tonight with our cards insider mike jurecki as niners game to start the second half of the season. no doubt the defens will have to play a huge role if this team will kind of work their way back into playoff contention. here is our cards insider. if you want to go body work from week one to week eight, tony jefferson has been the cardinals mvp. i don't know if they can afford him. a ton of money in patrick peterson and tyrann mathieu. jefferson he was restricted free agent and a low at this point in time based on how he is paying someone will pay him a lot of money on the open market. >> that's just a sample of what's to come tonight at 10:30 on sports night. we will get into other key issues for the cardinals. as for nfl sunday today in cleveland, browns hosting dak prescott and the dallas cowboys. man, are they playing good football. to jason whiten. dak 27 of 27 and three touchdowns. defense strong as well. ezekiel elliott. 18 carries and 92-yards. touchdown here and a 14-3 lead for the dallas cowboys. this team looking to tie the new england patriots for the best record in football at 7-1. and they would do it today. watch elliott get outside and run it in. 35-10. the cowboys over the browns as i said with the win now they move to 7-1. phoenix suns, luke walton youngest coach in the nba. lakers hosting the phoenix suns tonight. a little alley-oop to tyson chandler. his team really closing strong of late with wins against new orleans. of course friday night jarrett dudley comes off the screen and nice catch and shoot here. 43-34 lakers. watch the suns hit the boards and there is barbosa goes base line and easy bucket here. devin booker continues to be the go-to guy. now keep an eye on julius randle lakers young team and a plan in place. devin booker off the inbounds play. beautiful catch and shoot. three ball. nails it here. going to be another 30-point ?plus game for booker this time off the screen and then lays it up with the left hand. watch again. as he drives and nice touch here again booker and the suns keeping it close. late in that fourth quarter it's keep you post there had. arizona, the number ten ranked wild cats hosting keep an eye on the young man from finland. seven footer that can shoot the three ball here. finished with 21.7 rebounds. nice defense here by malcolm allen. watch him finish with the bucket and the lay-in and the cats up against a veteran chico state team. this game was close. nice drive and bucket. and you see the cats team closing when they had to tonight and arizona holes on to win 78-70 the final over chico state tonight. that's down at mchale center. sports night tonight. zane gonzalez record setting placekicker bobby hurley looking ahead to the asu basketball season and more on the cardinals this off sunday as we look at the key issues facing the cards in the second half of the season. we will see you in 30 minutes. sports night tonight thank you for joining us for "fox 10 news" at 10:00. big day in the campaign trail. as the fbi closes its second probe into the clinton e-mail scandal. kind of a surprise. >> a big surprise today and with that announcement fbi director james comey announced no charges would be recommended against hillary clinton. of course it's hard to believe we are two days away from the election. and the drama of this presidential race is far from asking the question and everyone's mind. >> marcy jones has the latest and talked to an analyst and has more. >> is that the question on everybody's mind. will this affect the decision of voters and if so by how much? on the heels of director of fbi jim comey announcing after re-opening the clinton e-mail investigation that it was closed again and the results were the same, local legal analysts james goodenou says if you thought this election couldn't contentious, you may have jumped the gun. >> i think the american people are scratching their heads right now so you have one camp that's already in clinton's favor and another that's in favor of trump and those undecideds, i don't know if they know. >> the bombshell decision to re-open the investigation was due to the fact that he previously testified he would if both substantial and relevant evidence surfaced. and once hundreds of thousands of e-mails with a link to